Omron Diffuse Photoelectric Sensor, Block Sensor, 120 mm Detection Range IO-LINK

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RS Stock No.:
124-4438
Mfr. Part No.:
E3Z-L86-IL3
Brand:
Omron
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Brand

Omron

Sensor Style

Block

Detection Type

Diffuse

Detection Range

120 mm

Output Type

PNP

Electrical Connection

M8 4 Pin Connector

Communication Protocol

IO-LINK

Maximum DC Voltage

30V

Terminal Type

Pre-Wired

Light Source

LED

IP Rating

IP67

Maximum Current

100 mA

Response Time

1 ms

Interface

IO-Link

Minimum Operating Temperature

-25°C

Maximum Operating Temperature

+55°C

Mounting Type

Threaded

Series

E3Z

Housing Material

PBT

Standards Met

CE, IEC 60529

COO (Country of Origin):
CN

E3Z-IL IO-Link Photoelectric Sensors


Omron E3Z-IL photoelectric sensors with IO-Link connectivity offer reliable detection. IO-Link connectivity makes sensor level information visible and notifies of faults and problems in the Sensor in real time.

IO-Link compatible
IP67 rated
Small dead-band for sensing close targets
Retro-reflective versions have polarised light source for shiny object detection
Short circuit and reverse polarity protection
Mutual interference protection (retro and diffuse versions only)

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